Creating DSn connecting database in the same drive)

Hi I am creating a DSn by Java prograame
I have a Java file DSN.java where a fynction is written
createDSN(String driverType, String dsnName, String filePath)
I have all my .java files in D: Drive
and when i am giving filePath as
String fP = "\\folder1\\NameOfMyAccessfile.mdb"
it is trying to create DSN( name as dsnName ) by mapping it to file in C Drive but normally it should try to create DSN connecting the database in the root directory.(in my case it is D drive)
My JDk is in C drive
Please help me how to create DSN when the database is in the root directory?
Thanks

salam,
je voulais te demander si tu peux:
*comment tu fais pour creer un DSN en java directement.
*comment tu fais pour avoir la liste de tes DSN sur ta machine,
*comment tu fais pour te connecter via une DSN.
--- je te remercie d'avance de ta collaboration;

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